[Misc] Canon iradv c7055 color problem

[mramlawi]

Kindly i wonder why when i make ps-test from the machine c7055 ,all the colors looks pure and amyzing but when i make print from pc using ps driver v21.75 ,the blue looks dark , also the meganta , and yellow
so i debut there some trick to take a great quality in print.

[dan7777]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

Kindly i wonder why when i make ps-test from the machine c7055 ,all the colors looks pure and amyzing but when i make print from pc using ps driver v21.75 ,the blue looks dark , also the meganta , and yellow
so i debut there some trick to take a great quality in print.

go to the counter button then info key to see if you have the ps option installed. Try the UFR2 driver and see if it is better.

[anzew]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

Kindly i wonder why when i make ps-test from the machine c7055 ,all the colors looks pure and amyzing but when i make print from pc using ps driver v21.75 ,the blue looks dark , also the meganta , and yellow
so i debut there some trick to take a great quality in print.

Try running the PG-TEST on a lower colour gradation. I find running the test with a full whack of colour hides the fault (especially if it's happening on half tones)

[JPiek]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

@anzew

I use PG10 just as a global test...
You can user PG4 or PG5 per color to look for more exact issues..

[jmaister]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

what was the PS test referencing? monitor, color code? What software?

they kinda matter. If your PG test is true with no issues, take out your finger and point.

[mramlawi]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

the machine is PS , but my question is why when i make the ps-test inside the machine the colors appeared true colors (blue is blue not dark blue as i make print from pc ,or megnata dark not like the ps-test . Thats what made me ask why the inside test of the machine all colors appeared differ et than the print from the pc

[NorthW]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

May I ask if you have a print server or RIP attached to your printer? If yes, that will need to be calibrated, but first you calibrate the 7055.

[mramlawi]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

May I ask if you have a print server or RIP attached to your printer? If yes, that will need to be calibrated, but first you calibrate the 7055.

No print server , just ps license inside the machine

[NorthW]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

OK, you should calibrate the machine for plain and heavy stock anyway, check the PS driver color settings too. 7055's are usually in the ballpark.

[NorthW]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

Use the auto gradation function, under adj/ maintenance tab, not sure if you knew what I meant.
Cheers

[mramlawi]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

OK, you should calibrate the machine for plain and heavy stock anyway, check the PS driver color settings too. 7055's are usually in the ballpark.

Ball park ? Already made auto adjust , still no one get my point , i said when u made ps-test from the machine the blue and meganta patterns look great , why when i make print from desktop or laptop the blue appear dark also the meganta is theres a trick in the ps-driver to get good result

[khattab.al.masry]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

Ball park ? Already made auto adjust , still no one get my point , i said when u made ps-test from the machine the blue and meganta patterns look great , why when i make print from desktop or laptop the blue appear dark also the meganta is theres a trick in the ps-driver to get good result

Try to print by uffer driver.

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[guitar9199]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

Ball park ? Already made auto adjust , still no one get my point , i said when u made ps-test from the machine the blue and meganta patterns look great , why when i make print from desktop or laptop the blue appear dark also the meganta is theres a trick in the ps-driver to get good result

"Ball Park" - American slang for "Fairly Close".

If the internal prints look good, and you've already done the Auto-Gradation, then it's likely a color setting in the PostScript print driver. Are you using Mac or Windows computer? Macs handle colors a little differently than Windows.

Something else to keep in mind... Your monitor on the computer is rendering color using R-G-B (Red-Green-Blue), but the copier renders color using C-M-Y-K. Some things WILL look a little different from the screen to the printout.

As was suggested before... Try using the Canon UFR II print drivers and see if that makes a difference. PostScript is "quirky".

[mramlawi]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

Try to print by uffer driver.

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It will be darker on ufrii

[khattab.al.masry]

Re: Canon iradv c7055 color problem

It will be darker on ufrii

using density adjust with printer driver and try to adjust
it manual and test.